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Three Louisiana men played prominent roles in the Mexican-American War. Though John Slidell was born in New York, he moved to New Orleans in 1819, started a successful law practice, and eventually became an important leader . . .
(War, Mexican-American) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Three Louisiana men played prominent roles in the Mexican-American War. Though John Slidell was born in New York, he moved to New Orleans in 1819, started a successful law practice, and eventually became an important leader . . . (War, Mexican-American) Includes complete text, location, directions, 2 photos, GPS coordinates, map.
Capilla del Hospital de San Lázaro Perteneció al Hospital de Leprosos ya desaparecido. Estaba concluida en 1759 English translation: Chapel of the Hospital of Saint Lazarus This chapel belonged to the Leper Hospital, no . . . 
Panel 1 Fifteen years before Americans began fighting each other in the Civil War, they were at war with their neighbors to the south in Mexico. The Mexican-American War began in 1846 and lasted less than two years with the . . . 
Iglesia de San Miguel Estaba terminada para 1740. Fue destruida por el terremoto de 1751 y levantada de nuevo en 1765. El proyecto de Código Negro Carolino, disponía el traslado a esta iglesia de todos los cofrades de . . . 
Louisiana occupied a highly strategic location during the Civil War. Home to both the South's largest city, New Orleans, as well as the largest Confederate training base in the Gulf South at Camp Moore, and positioned to . . . 
24 de abril 50 años 15 y 16 de junio de 1965 En estos días el patriotismo y emoción conjugados en el pueblo dominicano en armas, defendieron en esta zona la soberanía nacional mancillada por las tropas interventoras de . . . 
One of America's most important literary figures, Ralph Waldo Emerson (May 25, 1803 - April 27, 1882), wrote these words that turned out to be prophetic. Before the Mexican-American War began, Emerson predicted that "the . . . 
U.S. President Woodrow Wilson had lofty goals for World War I, including his hope that the war would create a set of conditions that made future wars impossible. Along with his plea that the war should be fought "to make the . . . 
Monumento Ruinas de San Francisco Complejo arquitectónico del siglo XVI conformado por iglesia, convento y capilla de la Orden Terciaria. En 1543 el maestro Rodrigo de Liendo inicia su construcción, la cual se extiende hasta . . . 
1st Battalion (Airborne) 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment 193rd Infantry Brigade Republic of Panama Bronze plaque The "Red Devil" Battalion executed a helicopter air assault into Ft. Amador, Panama on 20 December 1989. . . . 
“En conmemoración del V centenario de esta casa colonial, sita en La Atarazana, que data de 1505” 1ero. de diciembre 2005 English translation: In commemoration of the 500th anniversary of this colonial house, located in . . . 
? ? ? In honor of all who served with the 70th Infantry Division especially those who made the supreme sacrifice World War II ? War on Terrorism Erected and dedicated by members of the 70th Infantry Division . . . 
9/11/2001 World Trade Center North Tower Floors 93-99 Struck 8:46 AM Collapsed 10:28 AM Beam above given by the NYPD in memory of Col Rick Rescorla OCS Hall of Fame for his heroic actions that day 9/11/2001 World Trade . . . 
Frey Nicolas de Ovando (1451-1511) Gobernador de la isla Española Comendador Mayor de la Orden de Alcantara Fundador de la Nueva Ciudad de Santo-Domingo English translation: Nicolás de Ovando (1451-1511), Governor of the . . . 
Ermita de San Antón Monumento que originó el barrio que lo circunda. Fue reconstruido a finales del siglo XX en base a documentos gráficos antiguos. El templo original fue incendiado por el corsario Francis Drake en 1586 y . . . 
The students of the US Army's Infantry school stationed here in the early days of Fort Benning had many names for the beloved railway, the "Bull's eye Limited", the "A.E.F. Special", "Old Fuss and Feathers", the "Cinder . . . 
Over the next four days the city's reception committee, headed by William Kettner, who would one day become the region's representative in the U.S. Congress, welcomed the men of the Fleet with an endless series of balls, . . . 
[English-language side:] Celebration Through Preservation 1950s This building was the site of Washington's Ontario Theatre, a local cinema that played a notable part in the area's history. Accomplished theater architect John . . . 
This tower dedicated to the ideal of international justice and world peace is a loving and grateful tribute to Owen D Young who inspired by faith in the constructive power of human brotherhood contributed his rare talents of . . . 
Paul Laurence Dunbar (June 27, 1872 - February 9, 1906) was an American poet, novelist, and playwright of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Born in Dayton, Ohio, to parents who had been enslaved in Kentucky before the . . . 
